Buckie News

FUNDING has been approved to move forward the Buckie High and Forres Academy Future Schools projects.

POLICE have confirmed that a suspected drink driver was eight times above the legal limit last night, according to her roadside breath test.

MORAY Council is reinstating a contract with the NHS to deliver support for children and young people complex communication needs.

A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued by the Met Office for parts of Scotland on Sunday.

ScotRail is celebrating its 40th anniversary on Friday marking four decades since the brand’s inception on September 22, 1983.

A new deal between the onshore wind industry and the Scottish Government has been signed.

School strikes across Scotland will go ahead on September 26, 27 and 28.

A FOCHABERS retained firefighter has been honoured for helping keep the local community safe for over 40 years.

CAN you help find vandals who smashed up Banff business?

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has received details on plans to compensate postmasters wrongly accused and convicted in the Horizon IT scandal.

DELAYS to a final decision on funding to build a new Buckie Community High School (BCHS) are to be raised at the Scottish Parliament.

Moorcroft, which explores football and the friendships formed from it, is coming to Aberdeen next month.

SURVIVING the cost of living crisis is set to take centre stage at a Moray workshop.

A consultation on the continuation of the minimum unit pricing legislation for alcohol has been welcomed.

Strikes by teaching staff will impact their education, As will a crumbling, leaking, mouse-infested, damp school.

Across Aberdeenshire, 19,800 households will receive the support package as winter approaches.

The Anti-Racism Plan is believed to be the first of its kind among regional Scottish health boards.

WELLBEING and sustainable employment are to take centre stage at a drop-in event coming to Moray soon.

Sportschallenge, the north-east’s sports-themed fundraising dinner, raised more than £100,000 for five local charities.

The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland is set to raffle off their Flock to the Show sheep sculptures.